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A Julia fractal created using the Fractal Science Kit fractal generator - www.fractalsciencekit.com/
The last time I took a photo of this RNLI charity box in the Vine Cottage pub (see photo in first comment) there was one lone ducky on board. Seems word has got around & now this lot got in the act HSS, HWWHDT & HMMM!
My take on "You're the one that I want" from the musical movie Grease released in 1978 www.youtube.com/watch?v=itRFjzQICJU
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I'm pretty satisfied with this photo, because it's really close to the idea that I've been carrying on for a long time.
Because of my bad luck, my camera now is broken, and I'm afraid about how to go on with this project. Maybe I'll take something with my analog camera but it will be more difficult so hfdsjkfnj (Yeps, here comes the anxiety)
We've reached the time of year where any snowfall makes me wonder if it'll be the last. And sunshine after snow multiplies the beauty of it, I think.
i really want to learn how to do the crazy editing. like, i just cant explain. there is so much inspiration here on flickr its rediculous, all i want to do is sit at home and play around on photoshop. but im so limited with elements 6.0, this will do for now.
My entry for Flickr Friday #multiply. This is one of my students who was willing to demonstrate multiplication in science class just for this photo. Taken at Rockfish Hoke Elementary School in Rockfish, North Carolina in Hoke County.
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Floripa, Ilha de Santa Catarina ao Sul...
This from the Spokane Models FB group shoot "Glowing In The Dark"
Brianna was so awesome for letting me do some experimenting with motion blur and black light photography and Jessika did an amazing job with her makeup.
What do you think?
Out of the night you burn, Manhattan,
In a vesture of gold -
Span of innumerable arcs,
Flaring and multiplying -
Gold at the uttermost circles fading
Into the tenderest hint of jade,
Or fusing in tremulous twilight blues,
Robing the far-flung offices,
Scintillant-storied, forking flame,
Or soaring to luminous amethyst
Over the steeples aureoled -
Diaphanous gold,
Veiling the Woolworth, argently
Rising slender and stark
Mellifluous-shrill as a vender's cry,
And towers squatting graven and cold
On the velvet bales of the dark,
And the Singer's appraising
Indolent idol's eye,
And night like a purple cloth unrolled -
Nebulous gold
Throwing an ephemeral glory about life's vanishing points,
Wherein you burn…
You of unknown voltage
Whirling on your axis…
Scrawling vermillion signatures
Over the night's velvet hoarding…
Insolent, towering spherical
To apices ever shifting.
-- Lola Ridge
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I've always loved double exposures on film cameras and had wanted to try some again, but with being limited in time to take and process film images with my 365 I decided to play around with it in photoshop. This is made up of overlayed images from last month in Scotland and a shot I took out driving today. It's growing on me and I had fun with it :)
"The Monreale cathedral and its cloister represent the largest concentration of Norman, Arab and Byzantine art in one place. True, Palermo's cathedral is larger, but Monreale's exists in something far closer to its original twelfth-century state. This wondrous place is much more than "just another church." If your impression of the overused word multicultural is at all negative, the effect of Monreale Abbey will convert you to another way of thinking.
Attached to the cathedral, the Benedictine cloister courtyard consists of 228 columns (paired, with four on each corner), some inlayed with Byzantine-style mosaic work, each supporting an ornately carved capital. The capitals themselves depict scenes in Sicily's Norman history, complete with knights and kings.
The capitals strongly reflect the Provencal styles of the twelfth century.
Carved into the capitals of the columns are all manner of Biblical figures, mythological scenes, quasi-heraldic elements, Arab warriors and Norman knights, as well as floral motifs and fauna."
Monreale, Sicily. 2018